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| Flash #296 |
The Flash v1 #294, 1981 - Accompanying the main Flash feature in this issue is a short Firestorm tale. When the Human Typhoon heads to Sydney, Australia, the young hero races to confront him.
Jim Starlin concludes a three-part storyline, among his weaker efforts of the late bronze age. Certain panels show a strong sense of design (see interior page), but his drawings overall show a lack of detail and effort. Other artists in this copper age comic include Dick Giordano and Bob Smith. Cover by Carmine Infantino.
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"Rain Rain Go Away... Come to Kill Us Another Day" Starlin story pencils (Bob Wiacek inks) 8 pages = **
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